Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1887-02-25

| Mayor Ambrose Beatty and City Clerk
Marley, of New Britain, visited this city
! yesterday.
Mr.. Eustice, Hartford registrar, Is very
| low and has to be kept under the influence
| of opiates.
Mrs. Sarah M. Woodford, residing at 719
State street corner of Osborn, is quite low
with pneumonia.
Representative Mitchell still suffers from
the injury to his arm which occurred in New
York while sleigh riding.
DIR. and Mrs. George L. Beardsley, of Bir-
mingham, are expected to arrive home next
week Saturday from their southern trip.
The Hon. David A. Wells left Norwich
Wednesday for trip to the British West
Indies. He expects to be absent until April
LIST.
Mr.. Cannon, for many years stove dealer
on State street, is nearly recovered from a
quite severe attack Of erysipelas lasting about
a week.
Professor Conn of Wesleyan will have
charge of the department of zoology at the
summer school to be held this season at Mar
taa's Vineyard.
Park Commissioner G. G. Blatchley, whose
dangerous illness has been reported, was
somewhat more comfortable yesterday, but is
still much Frustrated.
Mrs. Frederick Barnes, living on Ocean
avenue, Norwich, while going from her home
to the barn on her premises Wednesday
morning, fell and fractured her leg above the
instep.
Mrs. Susan Griffing Trait, widow of the
late Thomas I. Trait, died in Washington,
D. c., last week, aged lightweight. Mr..
Trait was from New London and for many
years connected with the Postoffce depart
ment.
Mrs. E. M. Delan o, the popular cashier at
Howes' Railroad restaurant, Savin Rock,
last summer, is spending the winter at AL
exandria, Va. Her friends anticipate her re-
turn to this city for a visit of a few weeks
next summer.
Rev. John Crowley, of Wallingford, has
been transferred to the Windsor Locks
church, vacated by Rev. M. Sullivan, who
was transferred to St. Johns, this city.
Father Sullivan is regretfully parted with by
his Wallingford people.
Rev. Mr.. Ward, the insane clergyman of
Englewood, New Jersey, who shot his wife
and himself Tuesday, attended the Epis
oopal church congress which was held here
not long ago and read excellent paper be-
fore it on EChurch architecture"
Lawyer Charles R. Whedon of this city,
who went to Washington not long ago, is
said to have been appointed to an Office in
Dakota, with prospect of soon being made
Judge in the United States district court in
Montana. Friends in this city, however, who
heard from him this week received no con-
frmation of the report.
Superintendent w. II. Stevenson of the
Consolidated road is to have complimentary
dinner and a handsome testimonial from the
employees of the road at the Atlantic House
in Bridgeport tomorrow night. The con-
ductors are to present him with $500 gold
watch and chain, and the engineers will give
him an elegant silver tea service.
Connecticut people who have been recently
in Washington are the Hons. William D.
Bishop and William H. Barnum and George
Fl. Watrous and daughters, who were there
last week. Cashier Blakesley of the Water
bury National bank, G. S. Bushnell and G.
A. White of New Haven, G. J. Fuller, B. A.
Simmons, G. Wells Root and wife and Miss
Lydia Brooks of Hartford were also there last
week